Towards new tensions within the Republicans? On Wednesday May 3, the LR deputy for Lot Aurélien Pradié, leader of the protest against the pension reform at Les Républicains, announced that he would vote, on June 8, in favor of the bill aimed at repealing the postponement from the legal retirement age to 64.
The deputies of the Liot group, made up of centrist, Corsican, overseas and socialist dissident elected representatives, have decided to table a bill to repeal part of the reform on the occasion of their day reserved for the National Assembly. "Yes, I will vote for this text, out of consistency", declared Aurélien Pradié on France 2. He mentioned a reform "not adopted, but passed through the forceps by 49.3 and by the motion of censure barely rejected" which "weighs on the workers".
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After adoption without a vote by the National Assembly on March 16 and a motion of censure already tabled by Liot, rejected by nine votes on March 20, the increase in the retirement age from 62 to 64 continues to be challenged in the street. The inter-union called for a new day of mobilization on June 6. "I opposed the text, I voted for the motion of censure, consistency dictates that I vote for all the measures that allow it to be canceled," said the deputy from Lot. "When we try to force through a democracy at all costs, there comes a time [where] we pay," warned Aurélien Pradié.
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